IP law
Advising on intellectual property protection is part of Insquare’s DNA. We assist companies across national borders with all types of intellectual property rights. This ranges from drafting research and development agreements to registering intellectual property rights and ensuring their effective commercialization.
An Overview of Intellectual Property Law
- All types of intellectual property rights, in particular trademarks, design patents, patents, and utility models, as well as geographical indications and trade secrets
- Registration of Intellectual Property Rights
- Portfolio management, enforcement of intellectual property rights
- Legal representation before civil courts, the German Patent and Trademark Office, the European Union Intellectual Property Office, and the Court of Justice of the European Union
- Drafting of Research and Development Contracts
- Advice on employee invention law, specific considerations regarding the filing and assignment of intellectual property rights, and compensation for employee inventions
- Implementation of advertising campaigns and strategic development of brand concepts
- Compliance with competition law, including in social media marketing, and the enforcement of penalties against unfair business practices by other market participants
- Please feel free to contact us at trademark@in2.law with your inquiry.
Think outside the box, but stay within the boundaries.
In the field of intellectual property law, we ensure that your intellectual property is optimally protected against infringements by competitors and assist you in defending against patent infringement lawsuits or actions for recovery of property. This applies both to out-of-court dispute resolution and to our extensive and recognized litigation experience at the German and European levels.
As a key area of our trademark law practice, we advise you on the strategic development of brand concepts and the legally compliant implementation of advertising campaigns—always with the goal of achieving our clients’ business objectives in the best possible way. This also includes highly dynamic areas such as social media marketing, where new forms of content and legal precedents are constantly evolving.
Ensure fair competition.
Closely linked to this is compliance with competition law—whether in the design of a company’s own advertising or in the implementation of data protection-compliant workflows, as well as in the enforcement of penalties against unfair practices by other market participants. Particularly in specially regulated areas such as pharmaceutical advertising law, where specific regulations often take precedence over general rules, we can provide specialized companies with targeted support from the very beginning.